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VFC-111 "Sun Downers" - One of the finest examples of Active-Reserve Integration, VFC-111 is a US Navy Reserve fighter squadron assigned to the Tactical Support Wing (TSW) of the US Naval Air Forces Reserve. The squadron provides professional "Red Air" Adversary services to Fleet fighter squadrons. The Sun Downers fly the F-5N Tiger II, a lightweight, single-seat, twin-engine, supersonic fighter that is highly reliable and, in the right hands, can provide an extremely formidable threat simulation for a significantly reduced cost when compared to modern US fighters.

VFC-111 "Sun Downers" - One of the finest examples of Active-Reserve Integration, VFC-111 is a US Navy Reserve fighter squadron assigned to the Tactical Support Wing (TSW) of the US Naval Air Forces Reserve.  The squadron provides professional "Red Air" Adversary services to Fleet fighter squadrons.  The Sun Downers fly the F-5N Tiger II, a lightweight, single-seat, twin-engine, supersonic fighter that is highly reliable and, in the right hands, can provide an extremely formidable threat simulation for a significantly reduced cost when compared to modern US fighters.

VFC-111 "Sun Downers" - One of the finest examples of Active-Reserve Integration, VFC-111 is a US Navy Reserve fighter squadron assigned to the Tactical Support Wing (TSW) of the US Naval Air Forces Reserve.  The squadron provides professional "Red Air" Adversary services to Fleet fighter squadrons.  The Sun Downers fly the F-5N Tiger II, a lightweight, single-seat, twin-engine, supersonic fighter that is highly reliable and, in the right hands, can provide an extremely formidable threat simulation for a significantly reduced cost when compared to modern US fighters.

VFC-111 "Sun Downers" - One of the finest examples of Active-Reserve Integration, VFC-111 is a US Navy Reserve fighter squadron assigned to the Tactical Support Wing (TSW) of the US Naval Air Forces Reserve.  The squadron provides professional "Red Air" Adversary services to Fleet fighter squadrons.  The Sun Downers fly the F-5N Tiger II, a lightweight, single-seat, twin-engine, supersonic fighter that is highly reliable and, in the right hands, can provide an extremely formidable threat simulation for a significantly reduced cost when compared to modern US fighters.

This is the PAK FA Aggressor test scheme from the VFC-111 "Sun Downers" based Key West/Florida. It is a real life scheme and not fictional... but i believe they do not use it anymore and transfered this scheme to the F/A-18 "Ambush" ...